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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18
YESTERDAYS SECOND EDITION.
[The following items of news appeared in oul
Second Edition of Sunday:l
Successful Pool Room Swindle.
ri.al to fha lndianannIia IonrnAl.

Successful Pool Room swindle
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16-The profits in local
pool rooms have been twice within week cur
tailed by successful swindles practiced on them.
The first one resulted in loss of $500 to one and
the narrow escape from a loss of several thou
in the discharge of an operator from the West
rnunion Telegraph Company, who, however,
is known TO be guiltless. It is al
legged the game was perpetrated through
a leak between the receipt Of message in the
Western Union Office and it's receipt at the pool
room. though no proof to this effect was forth
coming.
Hardly had the excitement over this blown
over. when the sporting fraternity were RECALLED
with story of another successful scheme
against the book-makers, and one of much greater
couple of Brighton Beach events. Two
opened, local si SoeE makers, without season
ception, agreed to bar Brighton Beach from
their boards except by mutual consent, occa-
sions when there were no other races. Yester-
day was one of these occasions. All went well
until the sixth and seventh races, when there
was o plunge Of combination, on which the odds
were already big. In the mile-and sixteenth
race Hermitage and COMPENSATION were named
for straight and place, and in the three-quarters
in all the pool rooms except that OF Kingsley q
90. Amounts ranging from $40 to $50 were laid
to win-in all, about $4,000. The results of
with the above selections and the book -maksrs
smeled big-size rodent but too late to save
themselves. They suddenly recollected that
Billy Lakeland and the head center OF Brighton
Beachers were great friends. and that Lakeland
can probably pane the result in any Bright
on Beach event on few hours no
rice. One of the men who had made
lucky bet was Swallowed and seen
to proceed direct to Kingsley's place, where.
after hearty laugh, as il over some good joke,
the pair went out to smile" That there was .
job there is doubt. The only question is
whether the victims have decided on the right
manipulation, At all events. they powerless
and can only grin and bear it. Brighton Beach
will in all probability, never again powerless
boards of local book makers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 16--About three weeks
ago, at meeting Of Columbia Typographical
Union No. l01. Public Printer Benedict WAS
elected an honorary member This was highly
distasteful to a number of members of the
Union, and to-nighs warm fight took place
over a motion to erase the public printers name
from the honorary rolls. The meeting adjourned,
before reaching q vote on the motion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18

Good choioe shipping grades 90
Common TO medium shipping grades. 3. 2003.60
Good to choice hafers. 3.25 so
Common to medium heifers- 2.35 $4,000
Good to choice cows. 2. IS 10
Common to me,.um cows 1.5OD2.4O
Veals common to good. .3.50a5.25
Bulls, common to good .---.--------- 2OO02.IO
Mixers common to good. .0003S 90
HoGs-Receipts. LASS; shipments $500. Quail
ity good Market active and higher. Closing quiet.
All sold.
Heavy hacking and shipping IS. SIS as 65
Light and mixed Observation-Disclosures. 540D5. so
Common 10 good light 52005 SIS
Heavy rouehs and pigs 4.5O 5. 90
SHEEP-Recepts. $50; shipments. 200. But few
here Market barely steady. All sold.
Good 70 choice .5O03.So
Common 10 medium ......... 2.5O1325
Bucks per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.O013o0
Spring lambs, common to good..-----.-- 500 Uo-OO
Etsewhere.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18
cuisines. of the Cleav,ng-Houses.

NEW YORK, July ls.-Bar silver. s5,4c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18

Elsewhere.
ST. LOUIS July Observation-Disclosures 100;
shpTaents, GOO. Market steady. Fair - choice
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

TIE secretary q the American Society ros
Psychical Research says thet Is is imposxibs
20 tell by tho looks Of = person whether OF not
ne j. a good subject Tor The hypnotist. Be he
light or dark. tall OF short. stout or slender,
Sanguine or melancholy. IL does rot seem 70
make sny diGef-nce. Thoso ordinary varia-
tons M the human makeup DO not iadicats
the pecnhar quality necessary In good sub
ject It u a fact, however, that hysssricaI
persons contain = larger proportion of coed
biects than any ether class. and tho larger
number of experiments made By French ply
xicians have been upon hYstsrical women.
Among The inSnns the proportiou OF good
subjects Is smaller than among The sane
ore interesting case IS told q the effect 81
being hypuotired upon woman in an insane
asylum On the first occasion it took ths
hvpnotiser four hours 70 put the woman TO
sleep He kept his eyes within a short dis-
tsncs ~ hers as shs ~ss fasreued down. and
u,ox-d them - she moved hers. unsil she
-srn- perfectly under his influence Later
operations required less time. The queer
thing about re cnsr was thas Der mind.
While IN the hypnotic state. was sane Grad
pally The sanity vas transferred 20 her real
waxing moments, ard SIC Vas .fnaiiy corr
plstsiy cured Sbe ans - a NV. criminal
nature. but has been 81 changrd that she %
ne~ n narSc in that sAms tospiial The 80
r>tary Is On The lockout nov FOR peculiarly
susceptible persons on whom - perform ex-
periusuts. ard he hcpes thar much VII 10
done In Boston this winter for ebfs n.w 6sld
OF science e hicazo Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

TSsrs are forty three stallious listed who
have trotted IA 3 30 or better.
KilrAia's backsr wiz sos permit him to
t.,x before the Prince of Wales
rnar Nurph7 viii ride for Lucky Baldwin
next vesr His salary viii bs si2,5oo.
r->,lkirr match. srJysar. heel and too, Win
take placs ia kans&s City durin. Christmas
wcek
Ths 81 $50 stakes in the unfinished Carney
v,A4hTe fxht have ben drawn and The
a-ht declared on
rurran G RoSs i "a bis way 20 Hsvsns.
where Ne 4 70 have a sword contest With a
celabratsd Spanish bull ashter
IN. fastest heat .rotted in = race this year
v,S ~nn ~ s-vsar Old. and the fastest
sl.l,ltant, a the 9 20 list i q 3-Year cd. The
be~-ss referred - are Patron -.lfa. and
sable Wilkes. 2.ls
A hsrSs owning cornpanT Is about 70 hs
s.art-sf az Victoria. Asstrsiia. and . = IN
ss-,l.a 70 se~osa 81 90 - the rurvsase Ct
t~o EuzliSh sirss. and 70 huy ferty brood
mars az sn average q s.
NeI.nrhlin 80. Garrison hy t---fvs win
rsr mounts The 6nal result vas. ac-
Ta-~blin. tfs. Garrison. 107. q Weed, who
las.ls the Eaclsh jocksFs for to- year. had
~ ~tnainx mounts, but he bad svice IS
nla7y nlounfa
A bslx Bne handicap billiard tournsnasn-
- bpst, n ST Eouix Jan. Z The cortsst-
49, .nf tsesr hasS~sp are - fellowxs Sos
sr, s.a. SchacsTsr s9o Garter. 20. Cotton.
aa. Nessiiz. i6s. Day. Is5. Galagher. 10.
Is.e ...-. rorawan. l5t. Thatcher la5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

o. al thr Ysukee tricks : ever heard n
inrirg M twenty Yesrs' exp-ri iencs Behind .
hofel desk. ~h-rs ere = hsrir - learn Al
atout human ipv-atiou. tiers = uQne that
vii ccrnrara With one devised and succrss.
fully rlsvri ~ several uzernhers of an sas's-
err delegation to ths ate Grand Army en-
csupueat in this CITY, Tbe hotel was
crnwricd AMI - or SIX ~ tire New Hsmp-
shire boss we're compelled - occury ons
rccru- TIE iepsrtuent ecur,ander vas eTs
~ ne psrf-. snd a gar fei'ov Be waz Hs
ard ore other ~ the patty nss.i - Eocut snd
srend their evenings. 'earins tie a. hers - -
- hei esr,v
rhe frsf night o. t~r tl,e bcvS rad a
ric<.t cus - sse what tirne fbe commander
ga honae Then taev aruupesi on new
plan II tirung him Tier got csn,iia snd
huruirg it an hour f'En3 80 ssscfly hew
fsr e hurnei ac~n. Then thev marked it
by s,saTs and ~ent - sieer ieaVing the can
iie lnrniax Whca rhe rcnusntfcr st
hcrne 10 exinguishef the HeSt and retired
TIE rexr mrrninc - was <arrrsssi e. dni
stat everv man si,c1t re Aea3asrsrtrrs kne-~
-~her he arrived aczre ire nlxst hrfcrs
Th@ esnfie triek ~sx sxpisfne-s. sni the ecru-
unrrsler -nscv-'i q huSs3v r Thusras Parser
~ lsi0he- -nesncVrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

One a TIA 1los1 c0nFeuiens aFtic.ls % he
ussf IA a sick foosn . a saa,l lag tieg sous
clean, fue ssrd, sirY lr thoroughly Ia a Kettle
o. the stove, make bag aDouf eighE inches
square q naHasi. dii it with The dry ssnd,
s~ tfs opening carefully togsthsT and cover
TIE oag With cotton or Liner cloth This vii
prsysns the a..ld ifon sitting Oat. and slll
Also snabls yo2 10 hea1 the bax quickly by
placing 4 IN the ogea or "a top Il TIA stove
Herald q hsalta says that after oncs usin.s
THIS yo1 sil. nevsr szaln atteuape - warm
ths feet "a hands of a sick persoa 1ith bot
e. % bot water or brick The sand holds
taa hsat tor a long time, and tlo bag can %
tncked ap = the back without hurting the in
valid
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Just before getting into bed Tor the night
.oAz the feet IN mustard water as hot a. can
he borne put ths feet first into pail half
fnH oI warm water, aiding by degrees very
hot water until The desired beat Is attained,
protecting the body and knees with blankets
o. a. % retain ths vapor of tho water and in
duoe good sweat Next take half a dozen
drops or more 0f strong spirits OF canphor
on white sugar or IN water, get INTO bed un-
der plenty q blankets and siosp of the cold.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

A dark brown scurf s0nletimes gathers on
Q haby's bead, 81 ying the chilli an uncared
fcr and dirty appearance. This may 10
easily Femosed b rllbbing a httls vaseliae
or sssst Oh 1pon ths spot and lattinz il re-
main for a fsw hours; then upon washing il
WITH warm water and soap the Offending
dAndF1lf VII Disappear and ihs little head %
left clean and white as any part OF tbs BODY.
Il Is important that this should be removed
- often a. = makes itz appearances, for II left
The 9alr Is often injured or ceases growing in
eonssqllenr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19


kiss s@aa Eag-etzsple CazuS-
h 1.as olx sezn ths s-cspeei practics
sn1n1z ptFsilieas 4Ed pi1arai.aeists - 10
aisl,iie.t ID nlsiaS ~ l5llons fsr TIA
sYss A kagi-sa a.llllal aos laass rxeep-
tsoaz % this rais Hs azs fs1n4 Eis4t shs1 .
iGcion 1f nafalie aslii~an exfSilsals ioEls8,
ulsIfn eIapi.lFal - 1is.io <gtE a.stlsis'i ssssr
as 80 s aiteasic.l Nirl sollle dis1oalfeFt azl1
knapfiaE al z1at q lllass si-sa1iaF Us i'm
tsliaa - sssz sr4l-<F si.en asstliAzL E41er
slons ls sd Az 1esiY - ssgs, aaz1 verify
fof hinustif thaf drip n aist--iez sa1er Ia
TIE go sasus "a - . moss alpiaas4at ssd
feFelEa siemeaa tbls Is ascrsnsi ~ E1s sact
th4t - naasr.i laet.rsnsuss ssesaEleas q the
sYs ara 1iznfly ALL ..-lsd pare sprizs * ceiG
water cox fslclag ssits IN sslatlon is tnsrs-
fore n0rs aErssacle - tas t.ssas primarily
wst vita tlts secret.oa ta4a s water asa.is
perfectly neutral ~ aisfli1roa The al
ditioa 81 two grains zsd hail of eblorife II
sstiiaui Or ceuiEoa slIt o. an 0ales * lis-
tiled water ren1ers any 0tion f0r the eys
more soslfhlng aat beneficial. aecordlax -
the sxpsriencs q tbs alltlorlty alluded ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

TN sMiTH q Halls. Grand RaTi1s
Tue frsi 10 be seen Wee Sir r. Smith. whose
postrau appears above. and who resides a. No.
. b. a.l.st the nrst houre 0gfo.s The new rail-
road on Il c north SIDE M answer = Questions
Mr. Saith made the fol.ov.ng statement for
pukllcai on.
: have cen terrible sufferer from n danger
oUs heart uogble f1r over four yeafs which had
lafcly been pronounced as incHrahie by al least
three good pus Aicians suffeied al1osi COZ slant
pain srluad the heart and serious difficulty IA
breathing / would be compelled "a III on une
body over another ebsir - night for hour 81
tine. Ii almost impossihie Tor ne 10 ger any
rest in bed When Sitempici 10 ret and slefp
in my bed my hs at would beat 20 hare that IL
could be heard by anyone IN the room. and ibe
pain aud sense Of suiOc1t0u wa fearful Then,
too. my heari a. ali times iniermlted or skipped
every fourth or ifth best have sought help IA
FLORIDA, and have been - Pixies Peak and
Denver ana other portions OF Colorado
hoping that the climate might b.
Of teneht 20 ne. have spent
almrsl every dollar could raise iu trying to bs
cured or evvR helped. Dgring The past year or
over have not teen able % DO b1i little work.
travel aud the large fees ] have paid doctors, Il
has coat me 81 so during be past four yesr
q. | an able 10 earn from 50 70 - Der day
when afle 10 work Now. regarding what iif.
DIiDgs has done for ne, IL q simply wonderful.
Ny heart trouble j. cured There Is no inter
mitting. no psin. no soreness no bard beating.
no DIN cnliv in sleeping in bed Ike ther folks AZ
night and feel rested and ready TO- work la The
morning The medicine he gave me proved 20 be
the night medicine and 30 mistake IL helped
me from the very first desc. Les than one month 3
treatment has cured ne
.Yes wan. you 70 publish what have said
for perhaps II may be the means Of Others seek
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

American Analyst gives the following test
for sewer gas; saturats unglazed paper
with = solution of ons Troy ounce OF pure
acetats of cad IN eight fluid ounces OF rain
water let !. partially dry, then expose in the
room suspected Of containing sewer gas. The
pressnce oc gas in any considarabla guam
uty sooa oiaeksas the test paper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Some people ASSERT that they keep In good
health By eating fine. juicy apple every day
before breakfass, others who are, or fancy
they are. bilious take ths juice OF one lemon
N lists water each morning before eating;
whils rnsny dySpcptics claim 20 find relief in
drinking 81 each neal gobletful Of water
ks aoe As can DO taken
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Earachs IN any form Is said 20 be quickly
rsiisved By filing tho ear with chloroform
sapor from al unc0rksd bottls-vapor only.
not the liquid, ten drops upon lump OF
sugar Is also considered an excellent remedy
for hiceough and ordinary nausea
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Or. y. ). Bates reports cases Of intestinal
coucretious resembling black sand-hard.
sharp and <ritty-~hich we-s finally ideuti-
fed ~ the cells of the banana fruis his
would indicate that n cases Of intestinal
trouble the banana might cause mechanical
irritation leading to an sggravation OF the
corlplaint
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
NOT PRETENDED SKILL.

sat Actually Demonstrates Success
Of the Highest Order sight Here
IN GRAND RapdA
Dariag practice Il iew months
Dr. =. c. Diilings has mace many
ge stfal friends smone the hess
citizens Hundreds can be reisrrsd 10
who have bees made better By has location
here Nery many have bssn enred whe
bad beea eens sidered ps-t cure fhs extra
ordinary merit 81 tDe sarious meshoas of
treatment v wnieh the ilocIer employs has
bees f0ily pfovea- His oaaims - physl-
clan. sbd The resasrkaeis claims that those
Who have e<en bis patients have made Tor
hlms hefe been tested kna iouad fatty war
Tsnied and mere As result the Docior,s
rooms 81 Ne Central Place bnliding. en-
fountain-st. ale AiwsYs crowded with "a.
tiengs. and 10 gfeAt exteni they are those
who represent a eiass at Ofsnd Rapids
people ~ho have rot heretofore Looked for
help Cutslse the rtguisr methods ~ meci-
cine. Never vas newcomer better patron
izsd OF ty better class Of patients.
Tie following are extracts from inter
views with Grand Rapids citizens
How several Residents of Grand Rspias
Have Been CuFed
~sN THEiK FKUIfs 4 n suA1l NSoW fHENF
il divine injunction. auc s4Cui1 prevail emeng
the "a. / ~ this ruaaiileIF, Nhtu CONSIDERING
the following statements
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fDeu!, cduuhy excepted. ~Daly
fsss ensers a.ing the Detroit Expres& 50 a
m. make drec. corrections for New York, BOs-
tor, sni a II points East.
Night Express has Wagner sleeping Car from
Gr nd Rapids 10 Detroit.
Through tickets To ell points east and W s.
and eeping car berths can be secured at D. G..
H. & NJ Railroad ci ofice, Sweets Hotel and
st depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agt.
GEO. B. REEVE. Traffic Manager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Pillow shsr, halis7s st -esiarr6 prtees -
r.nus~v 1 q Ms n +. Mstfhews Csrset
rsrf1rs - Monrce-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

soscsz ssle - FSianasd Hsis and Pen
pess . isrxe sSscrtluert - seiecE rro1 az
Aisxss q Co, % Menres-sI
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
CENTRAL

DAILY. All Others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Presses TO and nom Det,olt.-Parlor cas run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 70 and
from Detroit-Direcf connections made az Detroit
with al through trains eest-Tickets on SAFE at
Union Ticket Ofice. "a Monroe ST. and at Union
depot.
ID. W. JOHNSON, Mich. Pass. Ag't. o5 Monroe-st
CHAs. IL. NORRIS. Cen Ag't % Monroe-st
o. W. RUoGEIs. G. T. and L A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Detroit Lansing & Northern,

tGrand Rapids & Saginaw Division0
All trains arrive at and depart from Union depo.
DEPART.
saginaw t.tpIess-s. 13D N
Saginaw 400pm
ARRIVE.
Grand Rapids Express ........... III s5 a m
Grand Rapids Express ....... 10 30 D IN
Trains run solid both wsys.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

All of which must be sold by Dec. Oath
and in order to make things lively we shall
offer prices on the entire stock that will
make business hum. Don't wait for your
neighbor to get all the Plums but come
with the "frst break of day, and thus avoid
the afternoon rush.
Any article handled by us will make a
beautiful present. We mention a few, but
don't forget us when through reading this
list. Call and examine goods
AND GET PRICES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

We are exclusive agents for
the celebrated Brown Warrick
China dishes. These are beau
tlful goods and should be seen
by everyone. We have also a
large stock of Fine Pottery,
which will be sold very low.
We are Headquarters for
Rubber Footwear an6sScll
nothing but \ I goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Lake Shore & Mich, Southern.

A local freight leaves Grand Rapids at 0 q
10. carrying passengers as far as Kalamazoo.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Through tickets to all points and berths to sleep
ing coaches can be secured at Union Ticket Office
g. MonrOest., and At depot.
J. W. MCKESSEY, Agt
GEO. W. MUNsoS City Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Central Place Building

ion snd also bear ~ mfad n a. the Doctor h here
70 aia. consult ia Iefson OF - lstisf iree. sea
stamp II by letter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

~sN rBEiK FkuIFs n suAll KSoW fHKNT
il divine injunction. AID sa0uid greFaii smeng
The six ~ this roallalsiif, Nhcu considering
the following statements
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-03
ORDINANCE NO. 222.

Establishing Market Place for Hay,
Straw, Grain and Wood on the Public
Square between and o streets, and
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, and
Providing Against Use of certain Pub
lie Streets for Feeding Stock, etc.
TIME BOARD OF TRUSTEES or THE CITY
i of Sacramento do ordain as follows:
SECTIoS l. The Public Square between P and
Q streets and Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
is hereby designated and set apart as a Market
Place for Hay, Straw, Grain and Wood.
SECTION .. 1t shall be unlawful for persons to
feed Horses, Mules or Cattle on sny of the
public streets between Front and Fifteenth
streets inclusive, and q and streets inclusive;
prorTded however, that horses or mules may be
fed grain in any of the streets designated IN
this section.
SECTION 5. Every person convicted of violat-
ing Section of this Ordinance shall be pun
ished by fine of not more than two hundred
dollars and may be imprisoned until the fine
is satisfied, in the proportion of one days i'm
prisonment for every dollar of the fine.
SECTION 1. All ordinances and parts of ordln-
ances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed. EUGENE J. GREGORY,
President OF the Board of Trustees.
Passed August -, 1857.
auS0-10t E Il. MCKEE Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-03

PAINTS Pioneer White Lead, in lots of 500
bs and upwards, Sc; smaller lots, SIC; Red
Lead and Litharge. each 61sc.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping, SIC, 9Oc,
81 and s. 10 2 ream fol the four styles.
RUBBER GOODS-Priees of GoodyeaI's Rub
Der Clothing are quoted as follows: Rubber
Coats, from SIS TO SO 2 dozen; Rubber Logging
from So TO Sis q dozen; Rubber Pants, from SIS
to SiS 2 dozen; Rubber BootS-Crack- proof Rub
Der Boots, Hip, 500 {. dozen: Union, National
and Goodyear Rubber Boots, Hip, So p dozen;
Rubber Betting Packing and Hose prices are
lower than they have been during the past
season.
RiCE-We quote: Hawaiian, 41lG414c: China.
81 05Id4 10 per two mats for mixed 81 so to
IS 80 for No. J. and s. 6045 SIS for Extra No. l !:
Carolina, i.2o5,i.40c
SALT-Iiverpool from warehouse Is quoted at
So 30 for Higgins, and 80 so for all other
brands; Carmen Island S13(d15 for coarse and
S25@22 for fine: california. s10@12 for coarse
and Si4dl 6 for fine.
sOAP-Castile, 7a715c for Brown and t29l3c
for white: Chemical Olive, 41aG5; Pale and
other grades. 7G'Sc.
sPICEs-Cassia. 511l@554c; Cloves. &c; Nut
megs, 621atG65c; Ndce, Spouse; Pepper, 1514(9
1910; Pimento, 554G6c , b.
STARCH-Kingsfords Pure, &c in barrels and
TIC in boxes; Silver Gloss SIC in barrels and
9G91ac in boxes; Oswego Corn, sage These
prices are substantially the same as for other
brands.
sPIRITs-California Pure, 81 Is for No. =, and
81 % for No. l.
sUGAR-Both refineries are selling in 25-bbl
lots to-day as follows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-03

English Foundry Coke is quoted at 81 5O@ls.
San Francisco tiaslight Company is selling Coke
at soc D Dbl by wholesale and 60c BY retail
COFFEE-Central American grades are quiet
at 19@2014c; Jeya, 21G2Sc.
CORDAGERance August 2Sd prices have been
as follows: sisl. II inch and upwards, 12c: u
thread, 1212c; 4 and thread, 13c; Bale Rope,
12c; Tarred Rope, Lath Yarn and Shingle Yarn,
1l14@l2e; Irvine for Hop and for Grape Vines
lSe; IWine for Paper and Bed Springs, 1Sc; Ma
Mia, u in and upward, and Bale Rope, l21sc Il
Sand Pump Lines for Well-boring, Exc Irvine
for Paper. l$ac; Irvine for Hops, PIE
all other kind, l2@l61&c Discount 1Sc y ID
~ per cent. off for cash. Carriage on all deiiv-
DEsIcCATED cocoANur-schepp's EAST
ern) is quoted Is follows: LIB papers lin cake
boxes, Is ibsl, soc; 1b papers lin bread boxes, so
fbs), soc; l-b tin canisters lin wood case, 30 tbs)
3l12c, LIB pals lin wood case 80 ibs S2Isc a b.
Pioneer lCaliftrnia) is quoted at 25c g II In tins
and pc In papers.
DRUGS-Airrn, 214e21&c; Acid. 12IA01so for
Nitric, 211a@3c for Sulphurie, and 6O@621So for
TaItaric; BoraX, 454@5c for concentrated and
soc 90 for refined Blue yitrio 4l4@419c; Caus-
Chlorate of Lime. 21a@2s4c; Crude Ammonia,
concentrated, 1Sc; Gum Camphor, SOC; Gum Shell
lac, S0@$3c; Quinine, 75c: saltpeter, English
T Ti IA@se Sulphur, 27s@214c for roll and
DRY GOODs-Brown Drills. 80 inch goods. are
lobbng at SaSH Brown Sheetings, IS inch,
IG Brown sOG F shITtngs, 80 inch, e@7e
bleached and colored Cambrics 51Sa6c; heavy
Denims, 2S inch, 16@1Sc; Cotton Flannel S1I9
l2c for light. and 1414625c for heavy; Hickory
Stripes. 1l@l2c; Prints, 6H@7c; Kentucky
Jeans, 171z(D50c.
FISH-We quote as follows: Pacific Cod
fish, &c in sob bdls, SIC for selected
in 100-b cases, and SIC for homeless;
Eastern Goldfish, 7a719c p Is; Oregon Canned
Salmon, pack of 1887. 81 65@l 70 on the river:
Alaska, 81 50@1 500; Sacramento river, 81 ~
al 30; Eastern Mackerel, 81 65@1 IS for No l in
15-b kits and 81 75@3 for Mess in 15-b kits;
Smoked Herring, 35@4Oc for Eastern and soc =
box for Puget Sound Dutch Herring 81 25(0l 80
2 key Alaska Smoked Halibut, S1SG9c a b.
LEATHER-Sole, 27@30c for good heavy, go
25c for good medium, and 2ot@22c q b for good
light Buff, 15c q foot Side, 14a15c a foot;
Calf Sides, $4,000 2 b; Kip Skins, SlOd55 q
dozen; Harness Leather, 2S@S2c q ID for heavy
and 26629c for No. q
LUMBER-The retail price-list of the Califor-
as follows